Institutes - Cultural centers Paris

The combination of Berber culture (ACB) is an association open to all because of the activities that sets it up and a structure of offices where immigrant population (or original) and French of bouillon meet, mingle, learn to know.

Discover the Arab world and its cultural riches at the Institut du Monde Arabe, with exhibitions, films, concerts, meetings, debates and activities for children. The museum's collections are divided between Islamic art, ethnography, modern and contemporary art. The building itself (1987) is well worth a look, especially the 240 metal moucharabiehs. There's also a restaurant on the terrace, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Seine, Ile Saint-Louis and Notre-Dame, whose reconstruction is nearing completion.

Opened in 2008, this centre, designed by the Paris City Hall, is intended to support young musicians. There are rehearsal and recording studios and various other spaces where you can learn about the profession. In addition to this, a 300-seat auditorium regularly showcases new talent. The place is also the setting for two convivial places, the Scopitone restaurant and the Mange-Disques bar.

The Centre culturel de Taïwan à Paris, also known as the Centre culturel de Taïwan à Paris - CCTP, offers a variety of cultural programs and events showcasing Taiwan's artistic creativity. The Centre culturel de Taïwan à Paris also organizes collaborations with other cultural institutions in France, such as literature festivals, art exhibitions and film screenings.

A major address in Paris. The Syrian Arab Cultural Centre has a library of 4   000 books and organizes very regularly various events on Syria and the Arab world.

Access to the Institut Suédois is via a beautiful cobbled courtyard, where a few gourmands had the chance to take a seat. Like many others, they were attracted by the charm of this ^16th-century mansion and seduced by Sweden's culinary culture. A lovely garden adorns the mansion. The venue hosts numerous cultural events: exhibitions, concerts, literary meetings, film screenings, debates and seminars. Swedish language courses are also available, whatever your age or level.

The Maison de l'Amérique latine is a multi-purpose venue. It is a meeting place for diplomats, business people and anyone interested in the cultures of Central and South America. Various events are organized by the cultural departments of embassies or by associations: exhibitions, shows, debates... The Maison de l'Amérique latine is housed in two private mansions: the Hôtel de Varengeville and the Hôtel Amelot de Gournay.

This community center, subsidized by the City of Paris, is housed in a handsome ^18th-century building. A gallery presents exhibitions devoted to various forms of visual art that are well worth a visit. Its auditorium hosts shows for all audiences, especially children. You can also take part in music, dance, cinema, visual arts, sports and leisure activities... And don't forget that it's also the venue for a number of events, including the borough's association forum.

This art and culture centre affiliated with the Unified Jewish Social Fund organizes the entire year of exhibitions. It also has a room - about three hundred and fifty places - which offers various performances year round - theatre, humor, music… -the projections of films and debates on the broad theme of Jewish culture as expressed in France or other regions of the world. It helps create coins and favours young Jewish or non-Jewish authors. It is a unique Jewish musical and Musical Place in Europe which takes over both the course of the Jewish programming with parts such as the Dibbouk, the Golem; but also makes his readings of the big classical texts such as "Esther" from Racine, etc.

For those who want to confront the reality of the country and invest in social activities in Morocco. This association offers you the opportunity to participate in intercultural exchanges through volunteering, interesting theme stays. Youth and Reconstruction offers a different program each year, so it is better to call to know the details of the proposed stays. Youth and Reconstruction also organizes activities and cultural and linguistic stays. Activities are present in more than 90 countries listed in the 5 continents. The themes of the projects of voltages remain diverse (construction, social work, environmental, artistic, educational, etc.). You must be at least 18 years old. Registration fees ¶: 19 € € (price may vary depending on stay), transport at an additional cost.

You have read three times Moby Dick and dream of reincarnate you into Captain Ahab? This museum will delight the emulates of Jules Vernes. The Prince of Monaco, Albert 1, is the foundation of the foundation. Since 1884, passionate about the field, he organizes oceanographic campaigns, in 1899, he built the Monaco oceanographic museum in order to get the greatest number of people to his collections. Then, in 1906, a centre for oceanographic studies was established in Paris, quickly completed by the construction of the Institute of Oceanography in 1911. The numerous aquariums populated by exotic creatures have been doing the joy of children and amateurs. Many temporary exhibitions are regularly organized (in 2007, works around marine themes, Dorine Barbey, Nelly Madoulet, Jeanne-Claude Steinberg, Pascal Cuart, Claudine Legastelois and Gordana Saint-Arroman) and, during the school holidays (from the Parisian area), the Centre for the Sea broadcasts Documentaries on the Theme of the Sea. Modules are provided for children, with activities and games.

A fund of 35   000 volumes and magazines, newspapers, audio cassettes… and a bibliographic database.

The France-Egypt association organizes conferences every month, and gathers lovers of the country, who almost all stayed there: diplomats, archaeologists... The conferences are usually held at the Centre Asiem, 6 rue Albert de Lapparent, 75007 Paris.

They were at the heart of a major controversy: the Serres d'Auteuil had to make way for the extension of Roland-Garros. In the end, a compromise was reached to keep the location, at the cost of relocating some of them. And what a result: tropical and exotic plants, the vast central lawn and its ornamentation of multicoloured flowers, unique thematic collections, nature in all its splendour, and then the architectural beauty of these grandiose greenhouses, which date back more than a century and bear witness to a unique know-how. The access is free, and we take our eyes off here. A visit not necessarily known, but widely appreciated.

This association has a library with a fund of nearly 2 000 books. It organizes numerous conferences and publishes a quarterly journal.

Association which offers dance courses all levels. Publisher of the only magazine magazine, spreading the culture of tango

The Federation of Buddhist Associations of France, also known as the Buddhist Union of France, was founded in 1986. It brings together Buddhist associations and congregations of France, links with the public authorities and works to develop Buddhist thought and modernity. Similarly, UBF is an information centre that protects the values of Buddhism. It identifies over million practising Buddhists in France and sits in the Vincennes pagoda.

The Permanent Delegation of Mexico to UNESCO in Paris is an institute and cultural center representing Mexico at the international organization.

Paris is home to the Union Lettone en France, an institute and cultural center dedicated to the Latvian community.

Supported by the French authorities, this magnificent cultural space in the heart of Paris aims to foster encounters between Latin Americans and the French. The buildings, made up of two private mansions joined together (the Hôtel de Varengeville and the Hôtel Amelot de Gournay), are the setting for this organization, launched in the aftermath of the Second World War to enable Latin Americans and the French to exchange better. There's also an art gallery on site.